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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1952
Page
6
A chaotic obituary notice lists numerous Syracuse area deaths with fragmented names and addresses. It mentions funeral services, burial sites, and family survivors across several families, churches, and local funeral homes, reflecting a compilation of death notices from May 1952.
Funeral services for Youniel Baker, 22 months, of 304 Brighton Ave, who drowned in Onondaga Creek, will be Monday at 8:30 AM with Mass of the Angels at St. Callahan Church. Survived by parents Raymond and wife, brother Kevin, and grandparents. Burial in Agnes Cemetery.
Albert Gillespie McDougald Jr aged 3 years died recently in Clarkton North Carolina. His daughter and a son survive. funeral services were held at Sacred Heart Church with Burial at Sacred Heart Cemetery. Surviving family includes his wife Roxie Perry McDougald six daughters and nine grandchildren. Funeral directors and floral services listed.
Mrs Ida Hanson of New Haven Coan died early today in New Haven. She lived with her son Paul H Hanson of Fayetteville recently. Survived by three other sons Oscar Albert Harald Hanson all of New Haven, a daughter Mrs Alice Gunderson of Ranway New Jersey, and four grandchildren. The funeral will be in New Haven. Arrangements incomplete. Gifts to Memorial Fund Pavellevle Methodist Church. Please omit flowers.
Funeral arrangements for Paul Miner 72 of Belle Island Solvay are set for Monday with services at Raymond J. Bordynski Funeral Home and at St Cevalia Church. Burial will follow at Assumption Cemetery. He died last night at Grandaga General Hospital after a brief illness. He was born in Poland and lived in Solvay 55 years and worked for Camillus Cutlery Co. as a fuller prior to retirement. He is survived by several nieces and nephews.
Mrs Gaeroline Thorpe Sheehan of 10 North Street Camillus died at home after 15 years in Camillus. A musicant at St Josephs Church, Camillus she is survived by two daughters Miss Anna Dae Sheehan and Mrs Margaret Harke both of Camillus a son T Victor Sheehan of Syracuse two sisters Mrs Mary Doyle of Minoa and Mrs Atty William J McNally of Pittsburgh four brothers Thomas H William Jay Charles J and Gabriel J Thorpe all of Syracuse and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held at her home at 9 AM Tuesday and at 1 30 PM in St Josephs Church Burial in St Francis Xavier Cemetery Sacilus Friends may call Sunday and Monday.
Albert D. Lasker, 72, advertising executive and former chairman of the United States Shipping Board, died in New York City. He married film actress Doris Kenyon, then widow of Mitton Sills, on October 28, 1938, a union ending in divorce about seven months later. Kenyon's father once led the First Baptist Church in Reve briefly during her childhood.
DSS ANN T DOYLE of 437 Zidwards died this morning in Crouse-Izing Hospital. Surviving one sister Mrs Ella May Foyer of Palatine Bridge, four brothers William J Gregory J Taontas J and Edwin E Doyle, all of Syracuse, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services set for 2 PM Monday at Walter Faume and 7:30 PM at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Burial in St Agnes Cemetery. Friends may call today 7 to 9 PM and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM.
A 37 year old woman, Eyhelyn Kelley, was found dead in Room RS guarded by her landlady. The inquest verdict returned death by own action due to an overdose of sleeping tablets. The body was taken to Simpson Funeral Home in Water Town.
Funeral services for Frederick W. Stone Sr. 63 of 601 Did Haidav were held at 2 PM today at Rajmoni J. Bordynaki funeral home with Rev. William Montgomery officiating. Burial followed at Loomis Hild Cemetery. A Syracuse resident prior to retirement 14 years ago he was a painter and interior decorator. Survived by wife Dorothy Graves Stone three sons Frederick W. Jr Leroy Lloyd and Cherd Ningsley Stone a daughter Mrs August Adel and six grandchildren.
Vernon F Leonard was buried today after funeral services held at Schumacher and Whalen Brothers Funeral Home and St John Evangelist Church. A Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev William Dwyer with Deacon Rev Robert Coombs assisting. Burial followed at St Marys Cemetery with pallbearers Thomas and Donat Leonard, Francis Mee, Iraw Pearson, Donald Powers, Leonardfi Collins, and Jon Beasatt.
Mrs Katharine E Jarvis of Gilford died at her home yesterday. She is survived by two sons Louis Inara of Gilford and Tellandoff of Binghamton, four sisters Mrs Blaner Barnard of Fulton Mrs Maria Glata of Syracuse Mrs Anton Stevens of Greene and Mrs Alfred Roa of Phoenix. Friends may call at Seymour funeral home Oxford.
Mrs Adena Loashy aged 72 widow of Arthur W Loashy former chairman of Emitable Trust Company New York and vice president of National Distillers Products Corporation died at her Plandome home. She was a native Syracuse resident who lived in Montclair New Jersey. Survived by a sister Mrs George G Heidlaut of Syracuse a daughter Hudson B Lemkau and two great grandchildren. She had served as president of the First Trust and Deposit Company and died at 817 Lucid Avenue.
John Carey of 403 Temple street, native of Ireland, died this morning after illness. He worked over 35 years for Haverie Brewing Company. Solemn high mass will be held Monday at 9 AM at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Burial in St Mary's Cemetery with calling hours 7 to 9 PM tonight and 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 tomorrow.
Stephen Wozella 70 of HD 3 Hortwellay East Syracuse died at home this morning. He is survived by a sister in law and several nieces and nephews. A prayer service is set for 2 PM today and Monday at Macko funeral home. Burial will be in White Chapel Memory Garden.
James A. Cadwallader of Terre is appointed head of General Electric’s New Hartford and State Street plants, amid tense talk on prisoner negotiations and treatment. The piece notes Cadwallader’s background at General Electric and Syracuse University, with comments on worker relations and plant operations in Hartford and Utica.
Local notices list deaths in the Syracuse area with limited readable details. The fragment mentions Phoebe Cucata, aged 78, among others, with unclear dates and related obituaries.
Col. Clay G. Schulze, wartime air force officer, resumes civilian life at Syracuse University after serving in Europe. He returns to finish a BA in arts while teaching 50 F.O.T.C students, balancing classes, lectures, and duties, and settling with his wife and three children at 1645 Warrington Rd.
Reports from Amman and Glasgow describe clashes in the Palestine border area and a Scottish court sentence. The piece ties regional strife to World War II memories and features military figures and veterans discussing prison camps and postwar recuperation.
Forecast calls for a warm night with showers likely tomorrow and possible thunderstorms. Temperatures remain warm, with unsettled skies and brief bursts of rain likely across the area. Individuals should plan for damp conditions and potential lightning.
Irregular weather notes and wirephoto captions mix with Soviet and US gossip, including a Moscow composer, potato theft, and fluctuating forecasts. The report adds temperature highs and lows, humidity, and regional predictions across New York, New England, the southern Plains, and central Mississippi Valley.
Attendance at county parks for Memorial Day drew crowds amid sunny conditions. Park officials credited warm weather and holiday allure with record-setting attendance and noted more than two million children and mothers receive Social Security benefits. Edson urged timely claims and reminded seniors under Social Security to check with the local office.
Seven Syracuse youths will graduate from the Dean Academy and Junior College Brankfin. Edward Boyle heads the graduating class. Other graduates include Angelo Capozzi son of Mr and Mrs Capozzi and William Cassidy son of Mr and Mrs Cassidy. Also listed are Daniel Matherson Owen Campbell and John Wojcik among others.
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